TALK
A little studied aspect of the onomastic memory of the Jewish immigration in Cuba is the one associated to the funerary patrimony. The funerary linguistic landscape in the island is constituted by the texts on tombstones, porticos, and other architectural structures. First impressions of a prestudy are reflected in the context of a workshop discussion. Participation link on request: sarah.nimfuehr@kunstuni-linz.at
Luis Ramón Campo Yumar is a researcher in onomastics and is pursuing a PhD in linguistics on Cuban anthroponymy using first names as an example. He studied Literary Studies (BA) and Theoretical and Methodological Studies of Contemporary Spanish (MA) at the Universidad Central "Marta Abreu" de las Villas (UCLV). Since 2016, he has been a professor in the Department of Linguistics and Literature at the Faculty of Humanities (UCLV). In 2021/2022 he was a DAAD scholar at FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg.
Onomastic memory of Jewish immigration in the Caribbean
27. Oktober 2022, 10.30 bis 12.00 Uhr ONLINE
the Caribbean: Insights into funerary heritage in Cuba
Die Abteilung Kulturwissenschaft lädt zum Gastvortrag von MSc. Luis Ramón Campo Yumar. The Department of Cultural Studies invites you to attend the online guest lecture by MSc. Luis Ramón Campo Yumar (Universidad Central de Las Villas, Cuba)A little studied aspect of the onomastic memory of the Jewish immigration in Cuba is the one associated to the funerary patrimony. The funerary linguistic landscape in the island is constituted by the texts on tombstones, porticos, and other architectural structures. First impressions of a prestudy are reflected in the context of a workshop discussion. Participation link on request: sarah.nimfuehr@kunstuni-linz.at
Luis Ramón Campo Yumar is a researcher in onomastics and is pursuing a PhD in linguistics on Cuban anthroponymy using first names as an example. He studied Literary Studies (BA) and Theoretical and Methodological Studies of Contemporary Spanish (MA) at the Universidad Central "Marta Abreu" de las Villas (UCLV). Since 2016, he has been a professor in the Department of Linguistics and Literature at the Faculty of Humanities (UCLV). In 2021/2022 he was a DAAD scholar at FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg.
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